I could not find what he meaneth by _Andronne_, therefore I believe it is a barbarous and forged word, which the Author hath foisted in, to make the first Verses rhime with the word _Rhosne_ in the third Verse, which is a famous River in _France_. XVIII. French. De duel mourra l’infelix profligé, Celebrera son victrix l’Hecatombe, Pristine loy franc edict redigé, Le mur & Prince septiesme ira au tombe. English. The unhappy being overcome, shall die for grief, His Victrix shall celebrate the Hecatomb, The former law and free Edict shall be brought again, The wall and seventh Prince shall go to the Grave. ANNOT. _Victrix_ is a Latine word, and the Feminine Gender of _victor_, and signifieth a woman that is victorious; _Hecatomb_ is a Sacrifice, wherein an hundred Oxen are killed. XIX. French. Le grand Royal d’Or, d’Airain augmenté, Rompu la pache par jeune, ouverte guerre, Peuple affligé par un chef lamenté, De sang barbare sera couverte Terre; English. The great Golden Royal, being increased with Copper, The agreement being broken by a young man, there shall be open War, People afflicted by the loss of a General lamented, The ground shall be covered with barbarous blood. ANNOT. By the great golden Royal, is understood (if I mistake not) a King rich in Gold and Silver, who being joyned with one rich in Copper, shall make open War against one that shall have broken his agreement. _Quære_: Whether this came not to pass when _Gustaphus Adolphus_ King of _Sweden_ and rich in Brass, being helped by the _French_ Gold and Silver; was not the General so much lamented, after he had almost ruined the Emperour, whom he did challenge to have broken his word, and had covered the ground with _German_ and _Swedish_ blood. XX. French. De la les _Alpes_ grand Armée passera, Un peu devant naistra monstre vapin, Prodigieux, & subit tournera, Le grand _Toscan_ a son lieu plus propin. English. Beyond the _Alpes_ shall a great Army go, and A little before shall be born a Vapin Monster, Prodigious and suddenly the great _Toscan_ Shall return to his nearest place. ANNOT. What the Author meaneth by _vapin_, is unknown to me, as for the word _propin_, it is a diminutive of the Latine word _propinquus_, by the figure of Rhetorick, called _Tmesis_. XXI. French. Par le trespas du Monarque Latin, Ceux quil aura par Regne secourus, Le feu livra divisé le butin, La mort publique aux hardis accourus. English. By the death of the Latine Monarque, Those that he shall have succoured in his Reign. The fire shall shine, the booty shall be divided, The stout comers in shall be put to publick death. ANNOT. Every body may judge of this as well as I, therefore to trouble my self it should be to no purpose. XXII. French.